Paid for tickets to an event with friends. Called the establishment to inquire about wheelchair accessibility and was told yes. Upon arrival, it quickly came to a realization that they are NOT, in fact, wheelchair accessible. The kitchen staff (who were amazing) put their brains together and came up with a temp solution of a foldable plastic table. It worked...until I got stuck in the kitchen on the wall with noooo room to maneuver, where I decided that I would live there now. By the powers that be, somehow I got free. I went back out the kitchen door, down the table, and decided I was going to call my night that had just begun, done. I went to the front of the establishment to meet my friends and explain the situation. Again, the kitchen staff said, "Hey! Let's try the table in the front door...in front of an audience, it worked, and there were cheers.

I get in with my friends. The 1st DJ was great, except his transitions (needs a wee bit more work), but that 2nd DJ was... lacking, respectfully. The banter was good, music, not so much. THEN I get overcharged for my meal (menu says $23 but was charged $27), was told (by who I assume was the lady manager in the red shirt) that it was Upcharged due to the event. Ok, I understood, BUT one of my friends who got the $27 meal WITH double meat was charged the regular price. If my meal was increased due to an event, why not ALL of the meals. After everything I went through, with this establishment, I would NOT recommend for wheelchair users or those who are vigilant with prices. The waitress was great and attentive (I didn't get a chance to get her name) and even offered a way to rectify the price gouge, but the damage was done. Do with this info what you will.